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| Favorite team: | Arkansas |
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| Registered on: | 12/6/2007 |
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re: No Dongs for Judge this series
Posted by BoardReader on 10/3/26 at 12:45 pm to A Menace to Sobriety
Judge gets plenty of dong.
Probably from Stanton and the rest of his team.
Probably from Stanton and the rest of his team.
re: #8 for USC is a thug POS - EDIT: USC player suspended
Posted by BoardReader on 9/27/26 at 4:59 am to bisonduck
The slide wasn't late, and it wasn't a situation where there was nothing the defender could do.
Here's a photo of him squared up, still vertical, and the QB already in his slide
If you have time to leave your feet, you have time to avoid contact.
Here's a photo of him squared up, still vertical, and the QB already in his slide
If you have time to leave your feet, you have time to avoid contact.
re: Did pro football have all of these knee injuries in the 80s or 90s?
Posted by BoardReader on 9/23/26 at 2:36 pm to Zephyrius
The only difference now is the repetitive nature of some knee injuries.
Rehabs were longer and less successful. A bad knee injury wasn't a 8 month comeback, it was a 2 years and you were never quite what you were before thing. Those guys would flush out of the league, so you wouldn't have as many guys with 3 different major knee injuries in 6 years, because after injury 2 , in an entire career, they were probably done
Rehabs were longer and less successful. A bad knee injury wasn't a 8 month comeback, it was a 2 years and you were never quite what you were before thing. Those guys would flush out of the league, so you wouldn't have as many guys with 3 different major knee injuries in 6 years, because after injury 2 , in an entire career, they were probably done
re: St. Louis Cardinals losing attendance and no playoffs for 4 straight seasons.
Posted by BoardReader on 9/22/26 at 11:51 pm to wareaglepete
Good. Couldn't happen to a better franchise.
I'm sure we'll have some jerk off BFIB people bombing in, though.
The only fanbase in professional sports that has to self-fellate to such an extent to cover their decline.
I'm sure we'll have some jerk off BFIB people bombing in, though.
The only fanbase in professional sports that has to self-fellate to such an extent to cover their decline.
re: Has There Ever Been This Many Crap Teams In The NFL ?
Posted by BoardReader on 9/20/26 at 8:45 pm to Horsemeat
Yes, every year. You do realize that the league average, every year, is essentially .500, excluding the rare unusual tie.
With the 32 team league, the break down is usually within a very limited range. About 8 teams with 11+ wins; About 8 teams with 11 losses, and tthe remaining 16 clustered around 8-9./9-8.
With the 32 team league, the break down is usually within a very limited range. About 8 teams with 11+ wins; About 8 teams with 11 losses, and tthe remaining 16 clustered around 8-9./9-8.
re: You don’t mess with a man’s kids.
Posted by BoardReader on 9/18/26 at 10:43 am to ThePoo
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Click on it.
Clicked on it. None mention her by name. At best you can argue the first one involves her, and maybe if you squint, you can loop her in under the #heaux has tag by insinuation-- though given it accuses Lane of kiddy diddling it would seem more logically targeted at him and his alleycat ways.
re: You don’t mess with a man’s kids.
Posted by BoardReader on 9/17/26 at 7:44 pm to Crimson Wraith
I'm just curious about what these banners actually said.
I see a lot of pearl clutching, but no details aside from outrage mobs.
I see a lot of pearl clutching, but no details aside from outrage mobs.
re: Florida mom grins after she's 'caught having sex with family dog' by husband checking CCTV
Posted by BoardReader on 9/17/26 at 4:59 pm to Richardlong10plus
More like woof not.
re: When a woman describes herself as "sassy"
Posted by BoardReader on 9/9/26 at 3:31 pm to Bigdawgb
Sassy and cunty are synonymous.
re: Why is Horse meat not more popular in the US?
Posted by BoardReader on 8/25/26 at 3:16 pm to ImaObserver
It is fine. Like anything else, the preparation will do more to help or hinder the flavor than any intrinsic quality to the meat iself.
re: PCA is the best player in baseball
Posted by BoardReader on 8/20/26 at 12:17 am to TheWalrus
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You can’t just give Ohtani the mvp every year because he pitches
No, just every year where he is every bit the equal of the best hitters in the game, *and* an All Star caliber pitcher to boot.
re: PCA is the best player in baseball
Posted by BoardReader on 8/18/26 at 7:47 pm to WestCoastAg
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che hasnt even made 15 starts and is approaching 2 months without one
Yet he remains 8-2 with a 1.79 ERA That's not a Cy Young season, but it is still an enormous amount of surplus value in the same player.
It is the equivalent of bitching about Derrick Henry suiting up to play linebacker and only being a 2 down player with 75 tackles. That's still a shite-ton of value.
re: 162-year-old Guinness bottle found in shipwreck that could reveal original recipe
Posted by BoardReader on 8/9/26 at 5:36 pm to Joshjrn
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With that said, does Guinness not have this recipe sitting around somewhere?
They have the recipe, but not necessarily a genetically similar yeast strain, which will affect the flavor of the beer due to genetic drift.
Because you can clone yeast you could return much closer to the original strain and flavor, with such a discovery
re: How did Japan Mess It Up So Bad?
Posted by BoardReader on 7/6/26 at 3:15 pm to RanchoLaPuerto
They had the twin whammies of a bubble pop followed by immediate contraction in the population.
The US has a healthier demography than Japan had in the 70s, but it isn't a given we won't be headed the same route; the good news is the rest of the world is even further in the shitter than we are, and the Chinese are screwed most of all.
The US has a healthier demography than Japan had in the 70s, but it isn't a given we won't be headed the same route; the good news is the rest of the world is even further in the shitter than we are, and the Chinese are screwed most of all.
re: Belfast will be the next major news site for war.
Posted by BoardReader on 6/11/26 at 5:42 pm to OffTheRails
A lot of stupid in this thread, but it isn't shocking.
Remember that the primary people who smuggled and used illicit weaponry are now both politically legitimized, and the biggest advocates of such immigration into both nations on the island.
As far as the demographics of the Republic, the foreign born portion of the population has about doubled, since the 2010 census. It still remains at 22-23%, and that includes a pretty decent sized Ukranian diaspora in the wake of that war.
In terms of 83K Muslims, they represent about 1.5% of the population; it is expected to crest over 100K in the next census, but that's on the historical trend of growing by about 20K per census. This isn't new, it isn't overwhelming, and it isn't anything like say the German Turk migration issue was in the late 70s and early 80s.
Remember that the primary people who smuggled and used illicit weaponry are now both politically legitimized, and the biggest advocates of such immigration into both nations on the island.
As far as the demographics of the Republic, the foreign born portion of the population has about doubled, since the 2010 census. It still remains at 22-23%, and that includes a pretty decent sized Ukranian diaspora in the wake of that war.
In terms of 83K Muslims, they represent about 1.5% of the population; it is expected to crest over 100K in the next census, but that's on the historical trend of growing by about 20K per census. This isn't new, it isn't overwhelming, and it isn't anything like say the German Turk migration issue was in the late 70s and early 80s.
re: If the moon has so many craters...
Posted by BoardReader on 6/10/26 at 8:05 pm to jorconalx
Let's say for argument's sake, you could reasonably predict an impact on the moon, time and size and location wise. Something really big-- say Tunguska event size. The event is still 238,000 miles away. Even with a telescope, and pin point prediction of time and location, it wouldn't register as all that significant.
re: If the Knicks Sweep, GOAT Playoff Team?
Posted by BoardReader on 6/7/26 at 6:49 pm to Gifman
No better than 5th, and even that requires you respecting the Spurs at a way higher level than they ever merited.
Look, I'm no fan of the 2001 Lakers-- but losing one game in the playoffs is a ton is still more impressive than losing two, no matter how close the remainder of their games were-- they won.
The 2016-17 Warriors, though, is the right answer.
Look, I'm no fan of the 2001 Lakers-- but losing one game in the playoffs is a ton is still more impressive than losing two, no matter how close the remainder of their games were-- they won.
The 2016-17 Warriors, though, is the right answer.
re: No player in MLB history has had five 50+ HR seasons. Guess who’s knocking on the door?
Posted by BoardReader on 6/4/26 at 6:17 pm to kciDAtaE
Another one of the Judge suck-fest threads that is reminiscent of peak Harden suck-fest threads by the Rocket-tard that used to make basketball discussions unreadable.
re: Elon Musk net worth perspective
Posted by BoardReader on 6/3/26 at 1:06 am to Tifway419
Envy used to be a sin.
re: Commonly held beliefs that you suspect are wrong
Posted by BoardReader on 6/3/26 at 1:06 am to Shorts Guy
Even the ChiComs have admitted to overcounting by over 100M last year. Keep in mind these are stats they regularly fabricate. Their educational and infrastructure funding is tied to things like the numbers of incoming kindergartners, giving provincial officials high motivation for corruption-- report 1400 kids, when there are 400, and pocket the 1000 students worth of funding from a central authority that doesn't exactly audit things thoroughly.
Watch groups monitor things like the purchase of legally mandated infant vaccines-- things that if you don't get your kid, you go to prison-- they estimate a much lower Chinese population than 1.4B. And it is a rapidly aging population-- the Chinese didn't run low on Child bearers in 2015-- they ran out of them in 1999. As that cadre shrinks, the population shrinks, and even the repeal of the 1 Child Policy in most areas, largely hasn't been met with a recovery of infant birth rates. They're in the process of emptying out the countryside of young people presently. In another 10 years, they'll make the Koreans look youthful.
Watch groups monitor things like the purchase of legally mandated infant vaccines-- things that if you don't get your kid, you go to prison-- they estimate a much lower Chinese population than 1.4B. And it is a rapidly aging population-- the Chinese didn't run low on Child bearers in 2015-- they ran out of them in 1999. As that cadre shrinks, the population shrinks, and even the repeal of the 1 Child Policy in most areas, largely hasn't been met with a recovery of infant birth rates. They're in the process of emptying out the countryside of young people presently. In another 10 years, they'll make the Koreans look youthful.
re: Is the America 250 merchandise out of control?
Posted by BoardReader on 6/1/26 at 7:05 pm to Stealth Matrix
The bicentennial made this look like an underpublicized private event.
There is virtually nothing for America 250, compared to what there was then.
There is virtually nothing for America 250, compared to what there was then.
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